Sentence examples for potential oblivion from inspiring English sources
Few in the optimistic crowd guessed that the "crossover" would be into potential oblivion.
There it was Gary Ballance and Moeen Ali who rescued them from potential oblivion.
His main concern is to rescue the club's earlier history from potential oblivion and cast it against a background of what was happening in sport, society and popular culture and in Liverpool as a community.
Usain Bolt is more than the world's fastest man: he is the also the man who saved his sport from the ignominy and potential oblivion caused by pervasive drug abuse.
Merely to ask these questions — each of which would produce a very different conference and communiqué depending on which answer was chosen— is to realise that it may be much more difficult for the modern nations to do something in peacetime that the allied nations of the second world war were able to achieve under the pressures of potential oblivion.
As he approaches the handrail separating him from potential oblivion, he crouches and calmly executes an ollie melon.
But steeping our selves in denial or happy oblivion is hurting too many people and has the potential to hurt a lot more.
The odds favored oblivion.
Purification and oblivion.
"Oblivion" upends this cliché.
